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#1
Bilateral femoral cartilage morphology in athletes with unilateral patellofemoral pain: associations with pain severity and self-reported function.
Kim S, Lim J, Bang HS, Park J.
Journal of Athletic Training. In press; 2026.
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#2
Medial meniscus extrusion after 30-min running in individuals who underwent meniscus surgery or anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and healthy controls.
Kim J, Kang E, Park J.
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. In Press; 2026.
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#3
Lower extremity muscle activation patterns during running in individuals with and without anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
Lee J, Lee K, Lee YS, Park SK, Park J.
Clinical Biomechanics. 137:106878. 2026.
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#4
Sex-specific associations of body mass index with quadriceps neuromuscular function and self-reported function in individuals with and without patellofemoral pain.
Kim S, Park J.
Obesity Research & Clinical Practice. 19:518. 2025.
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#5
Ultrasonography assessment of talar cartilage and ATFL after running in chronically unstable, coper, and healthy ankles: A case-control study.
Seo D, Park J.
Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. 41:1228. 2025.
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#6
Advancing clinical evaluation and treatment of arthrogenic muscle inhibition: A need for validation and innovation-Letter to the Editor.
Norte GE, Sherman DA, Ingersoll CD, Bodkin SG, Snyder-Mackler L, Grindstaff TL, Burland JP, Hopkins JT, Blackburn T, Chatput M, Konish Y, Rice D, Hart JH, Harkey MS, Zarzycki R, Palmieri-Smith RM, Lepely LK, Lepley AS, Pamukoff DN, Park J, Lisee C, Pietrosimone B, Thomas AC, Goetschius J, Touville TW, Kidgell DJ, and Kuenze C.
American Journal of Sports Medicine. 52:NP34. 2024.
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#7
Lower extremity muscle volume in unilateral and bilateral patellofemoral pain: A cross-sectional exploratory study including superficial and deep muscles.
Kim S, Park J, Boling M, Glaviano N.
Journal of Athletic Training. 59:915. 2024.
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#8
Sex differences in knee extensor neuromuscular function in individuals with and without patellofemoral pain.
Kim S, Glaviano N, Park J.
Sports Health. 16:1000. 2024.
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#9
Change in pain perception and TENS pulse amplitude, and progression in aerobic and resistance exercises over a series of ten-session rehabilitation for anterior knee pain.
Lee J, Doo H, Roh Y, Song S, Oh M, Park J.
Asian Journal of Kinesiology. 25:50. 2023.
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#10
Impact of severity and duration of anterior knee pain on quadriceps function and self-reported function.
Kim S, Park J.
Journal of Athletic Training. 57:771. 2022.
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#11
Patients with chronic unilateral anterior knee pain experience bilateral deficits in quadriceps function and lower quarter flexibility: A cross-sectional study.
Kim S, Park J.
Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. 38:2531. 2022.
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#12
Chronic unilateral knee pain experience bilateral deficits in quadriceps function and lower quarter flexibility.
Kim S, Park J.
Physiotherapy Theory Practice. 28:2531. 2021.
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#13
Anterior knee pain independently alters landing and jumping biomechanics.
Seeley MK, Denning WM, Park J, Croft K, Hopkins JT.
Clinical Biomechanics. 105458. 2021.
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#14
Training and detraining effects of a rehabilitation programme with or without electro-cryotherapy in patients with anterior knee pain.
Roh Y, Park J.
Applied Sciences. 11:4812. 2021.
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#15
Bilateral patella cartilage debridement and exercise rehabilitation for chondromalacia and plica syndrome: A case report.
Park J, Kim J, Ko B.
Applied Sciences. 11:4078. 2021.
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#16
Emotional changes and functional progressions during postoperative rehabilitation in collegiate student-athletes: A preliminary study.
Lee SY, Park J.
Healthcare. 92:184. 2021.
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#17
Knee joint and quadriceps dysfunction in individuals with anterior knee pain, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, and meniscus surgery: A cross-sectional study.
Kim S, Kim D, Park J.
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. 30:112. 2021.
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#18
Electroacupuncture and manual acupuncture increase joint flexibility but reduce muscle strength.
Kim S, Kim D, Park J.
Healthcare. 8:414. 2020.
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#19
Experimental knee pain affects lower-extremity muscle activation during landing and jumping.
Park J, Denning WM, Pitt J, Hopkins JT, Seeley MK.
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. 26:78. 2017.
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#20
Arthroscopic repair versus non-operative treatment of first-time traumatic anterior shoulder dislocations: A numbers-needed-to-treat analysis.
Park J, Cosby N.
Clinics in Shoulder and Elbow. 19:110. 2016.
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#21
Overuse capsuloligamentous injury of the first metatarsophalangeal joint: a case report.
Park J, Grindstaff TL.
Journal of Korean Foot & Ankle Society. 19:128. 2015.
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#22
Effect of experimental anterior knee pain model affects perceived pain and movement mechanics.
Falk EE, Seeley MK, Hunter I, Park J, Hopkins JT.
Athletic Training & Sports Health Care. 6:7. 2014.
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#23
Experimental knee pain alters lower-extremity mechanics during walking and running.
Seeley MK, Park J, Hopkins JT.
Journal of Athletic Training. 23:19. 2013.
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#24
Induced knee pain immediately reduces involuntary and voluntary quadriceps activation.
Park J, Hopkins JT.
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine. 23:19. 2013.
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#25
Within and between reliability of the maximal voluntary knee extension torque and activation.
Park J, Hopkins JT.
International Journal of Neuroscience. 123:55. 2013.
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#26
Immediate effects of acupuncture and cryotherapy on quadriceps motoneuron pool excitability: Randomised trial using anterior knee infusion model.
Park J, Hopkins JT.
Acupuncture in Medicine. 30:195. 2012.
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#27
Knee extension exercises do not immediately increase quadriceps activation individuals with anterior knee pain.
Park J, Grindstaff TL, Hart JM, Hertel J, Ingersoll CD.
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. 21:119. 2012.
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#28
Psychological consultation in rehabilitation.
Park J, Nasypany A.
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice. 10:2012.
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#29
Quadriceps activation normative values and the affect of subcutaneous tissue thickness.
Park J, Hopkins JT.
Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology. 21:136. 2011.